$80M Cross-Border Restructuring – Asia & Eastern Europe → EU
Background
A high-net-worth entrepreneur managed a diversified portfolio:
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$50M corporate holdings in Singapore,
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$20M in operating accounts in Eastern Europe,
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$10M in crypto assets stored across offshore exchanges.
His objective was to consolidate these assets into the European Union, protect capital from geopolitical risks, and secure long-term residency for his family.
Challenges
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Multi-jurisdictional nature of assets (corporate + crypto + regional accounts).
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High potential tax exposure when transferring capital into the EU.
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Requirement to integrate crypto into a compliant, bankable structure.
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Need for a residency solution aligned with EU regulatory frameworks.
Our Solution
Noira Advisory designed a comprehensive restructuring plan:
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Established an EU holding company as the central investment vehicle.
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Migrated corporate assets from Singapore under participation exemption rules, minimizing taxation.
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Consolidated wealth into a Liechtenstein trust, securing succession and asset protection.
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Onboarded crypto through a regulated Swiss VASP, converting part into fiat under AML standards.
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Structured investments in real estate and funds to obtain EU residency permits for the family.
Result
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Successfully consolidated $80M+ into the EU under a tax-efficient framework.
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Integrated corporate, fiat, and crypto assets into a single structure.
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Family secured EU residency within 6 months.
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Client eliminated exposure to regional geopolitical risks.
Impact
This case demonstrates Noira Advisory’s ability to manage large-scale, complex asset relocations, blending traditional finance with digital assets and residency planning.
